scottish foods, who's tried...

[Schiehallion]

yes to all but....
What about Tablet? I make my own!

[Tony]

i live about a mile from that factory the old factory was right next to my old highschool before they moved to a modern building each day we`d go down with our pocket money for a batch of 2nds ....one of the only schools in scotland to have snowball fights of the sweet variety

LOL

yes to all but....
What about Tablet? I make my own!

Now I'm really drooling. Granny's tablet was something else.
You guys are killing me.

[Jack Daw]

I'd rather have hot toffee over tablet. But, tablet's good inna pinch.

[Lallans]

First two, no.

Haggis, yes, but it's a variable feast according to the authenticity of ingredients.

Irn Bru, yes, my review came up on another thread, but to me it's like orange soda mixed with Pepsi, Dr Pepper, and iron filings. Safely dissolved iron filings I hasten to add. Griders, well, I say the taste is iron, not steel but it's a close call.

[Lime]

re plain loaf: just pop it down twice and put loads of butter on it. Mmmmm might go have a slice now.

[Lime]

My dad makes the best tablet.... but I'm sure everyone says the same.

[madmacs]

re plain loaf: just pop it down twice and put loads of butter on it. Mmmmm might go have a slice now.

Course that's only a problem if you're using a toaster... we used to use a toasting fork and the fire... either gas or coal... we was poor folks though...

[madmacs]

re plain loaf: just pop it down twice and put loads of butter on it. Mmmmm might go have a slice now.

I had planned to make some over xmas, along with some coconut ice, ended up with merengues and eccles cakes though... oh well maybe sometime...

[Downunder Kilt]

Whilst I enjoy a good haggis, I really love a Forfar Bridie. We have a british butcher, quite close by, who specialzies in meats and cheeses from Scotland, England and Wales.